Hosted by Brynne Malone · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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Hosted by owner of Aging Solutions and aging advisor of over 25 years, Brynne Malone, this podcast explores the many dynamics and challenges that come with aging. Together with experts, professionals and every day people, Brynne seeks to provide resources and solutions so that the aging years can be lived out well; with intention, connection and fulfillment. For support, services and products go to AgingSolutionsNW.com
Brynne Malone hosts The Voice of Aging, a society show with 12 episodes published.
Host Brynne Malone of Aging Solutions interviews hospice liaison Kathleen Giannette about palliative care and how it differs from hospice. Giannette explains hospice as comfort-focused care for people with life-limiting
Join Brynne Malone as he discusses caregiver themes of safety planning, adequate coverage, and balancing cost with risk when supporting older adults at home. Jessica Thompson, a previous caregiver turned supervisor, desc
Host Brynne Malone of Aging Solutions (Pacific Northwest) introduces a “dueling doulas” format with birth doula Gina Carlson interviewing Dr. Susan Abernathy, a death doula and trained primary care physician, about peace
Host Brynne Malone (Aging Solutions) continues a conversation with Aleshia Salter (executive director/administrator) and Jessica Johnston (community relations) from an independent, assisted living, and memory care commun
Host Brynne Malone of Aging Solutions interviews Aleshia Salter, an executive director of a retirement community offering independent living, assisted living, and memory care, and Jessica Johnston, a community relations
Host Brynne Malone of Aging Solutions welcomes hospice liaison Kathleen Giannette to reframe hospice as a holistic, supportive journey rather than something to fear. Kathleen explains her role as a family’s first contact
Host Brynne Malone of Aging Solutions welcomes licensed real estate broker Jake Beal to discuss today’s real estate market through the lens of adults 65+. They note that 78% of people 65+ own homes, 40% still carry mortg
Host Brynne Malone of Aging Solutions interviews local Pacific Northwest funeral directors Andrew and Julie Adams about funeral planning and pre-planning, aiming to make end-of-life conversations more approachable and co
Nobody wants to talk about it, but how will we ever know what to do at the end of the life of a loved one if we don't? To bury or cremate? What kind of end of life celebration do you want for yourself? How does your fami
Host Brynne Malone of Aging Solutions introduces Donelle Cross, Pacific Northwest representative for the nonprofit Twilight Wish, which grants wishes and provides support to low-income seniors. Donelle shares her backgro
Brynne Malone, founder of Aging Solutions, interviews high school friend Tom Tucker about his experience serving as trustee/executor for two estates. Tom describes settling a friend’s estate that took two years after dis
Host Brynne Malone of Aging Solutions interviews Washington elder law attorney and inactive CPA Julie Olds about core estate planning and fiduciary/advocate responsibilities. Olds outlines a basic plan: reciprocal wills,
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The Voice of Aging is hosted by Brynne Malone. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 12 episodes.
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